protection, strengthening and reconstruction…..
results!! So get to know the unexpected properties of paprika, of
chili, of cinnamon and the rest of the spices and give... flavor to
daily life of your hair!!
From India, and not from France which is famous for its pioneering applications in the field of beauty, come the new cosmetic ingredients that give the hair shine, liveliness, power, radiation.
As the experts explain, spices are used in powder form in hair care products and mixed with special pH-neutral rebuilding treatments in cream form, depending on the requirements of each hair.
It is worth noting that the naturalness of these ingredients makes them unsuitable and harmless for many treatments over time, for example at each change of season or after dyeing, perm, form or other treatments that disturb the hair.
Cedar powder has antiseptic and stimulating properties. This treatment is mainly indicated in spring and autumn, when the hair suffers from hair loss, since cedar improves and revitalizes microcirculation in the scalp.
Ginger and saffron cleanse deeply
Ginger and saffron are known for their tonic and laxative properties. They give the hair a natural shine, especially on blondes who tend to frizz and look dull, since they strengthen the hair structure, which has been weakened by the use of the hair dryer and the brush.
The fine powders of these two spicy spices instantly restore hair's shine, especially those ranging in shades of copper and mahogany. They give the hair an incredibly vibrant color and an impressive look of health and radiance.
Cinnamon and cocoa are refreshing
These two ingredients stimulate cell renewal in the hair fiber. Furthermore, cinnamon has a restorative effect, while when combined with cocoa, brings out the shine of brown and black hair.
2. Tooth powder with sage, anise and cinnamon!!
This toothpaste recipe does not contain baking soda or salt that destroy tooth enamel and have a bad taste. It is very easy to make, because it contains materials that are easily found in nature.
ingredients
3 tablespoons of sage (powder)
6 tablespoons of aniseed (powder)
3 teaspoon of wood ash
2 teaspoons of cinnamon
We mix all the ingredients after first turning them into powder in the blender and then pass them through a fine mesh to get a very fine powder. If we leave pieces in the dust there is a chance that they will stick to our teeth.
We put the powder in a small bottle that has a dropper so we can put as much as we want on the toothbrush.
ingredients
¼ cup wheat oil
2 spoons of cedar oil (not essential oil)
2 cinnamon sticks
1 spoon dried lavender
1 spoon dried thyme
1 piece of cypress apple
5 drops of juniper essential oils, citronella, cypress, lavender, thyme
Method of preparation
We put the ingredients in a jar and mix them for 5-10 minutes. Then we leave them for 1-2 weeks, so that the ingredients are absorbed by the oil. Strain through cheesecloth and pour the contents into a labeled bottle.
-For the herbs, a simple and effective way to check that they haven't lost their fragrance is to rub a small amount on our palms and smell them. The strong and pleasant smell is a sign that we can still use them or we need to replace them.
-It is good to buy them whole and not grated, since they retain their aromas longer. A small mortar and pestle is necessary to break them up at the last moment before using them.
-The enemy of spices is heat and humidity, so we put the spices on a shelf out of the sun.
Diligence : Editorial Team Mykonos Ticker